I mean, he divorced his wife then never talked to his daughter for 9 years, you tell me? That's the real issue here. He abandoned her and is now coming back acting like he'll take her in as if that fixes everything. Meanwhile, he's built a new family and lives happily with them apparently.Can someone spoil, is the father a bad guy?
If he at least still pay Child Support. We can assume he is still good guy.Can someone spoil, is the father a bad guy?
I mean, they're high school-aged. Even if they're at the latest of 18 years old, the latest research suggests a person's brain isn't fully developed until they're 25, on average. I think we can say that 18, while being the 'age of majority', is also the average age where people start to become more conscious of their actions, decisions, and the weight that comes with them.I hate the "I don't understand my own feelings" trope...
Like, you're not 8, who the fuck doesn't know what "their own feelings" are at that age?
It's obvious these tropes are ment to add more chapters by prolonging the drama...
Just an FYI, but the term you're looking for is "age of majority", i.e., when a person is legally considered an adult; "age of consent" is when a person is legally able to consent to sexual acts and the actual age varies widely around the world, but is more commonly 16 rather than 18.I think we can say that 18, while being the 'age of consent'
Fixed my comment. Thanks for pointing it out, and I get it may differ between cultures, but I think my main point should still stand.Just an FYI, but the term you're looking for is "age of majority", i.e., when a person is legally considered an adult; "age of consent" is when a person is legally able to consent to sexual acts and the actual age varies widely around the world, but is more commonly 16 rather than 18.
The age of majority is typically 18, though it's higher in some nations; it was 20 in Japan until 2018, for instance (it's now 18, as well).
Oh, your point absolutely stands, I just wanted to point out the confusion between terms.Fixed my comment. Thanks for pointing it out, and I get it may differ between cultures, but I think my main point should still stand.
Well, her fate is for her to decide. If anything, it'd be strange if he started dictating.I keep finding Akira annoying. Maybe realistically great many high school kids are like that: they don't want to take responsibility for anything, aside from their own hobbies and schoolwork. But Akira actually did save a classmate from the streets, so how could he be a person who doesn't want to deal with anything extra in his life? Yet in practice he only cares about his own transfer, otherwise he may cordially keep her company, but makes damn sure he won't give any input, making Aoi feel like no matter what happens to her, it has got nothing to do with him. How can such an MC work in a romcom?
Lol, have you ever been in any situations where the choice you make is likely to decide your life for years going forward? It's never easy, and decision paralysis is real.I hate the "I don't understand my own feelings" trope...
Like, you're not 8, who the fuck doesn't know what "their own feelings" are at that age?
It's obvious these tropes are ment to add more chapters by prolonging the drama...
I'm not talking about making a choice that "decides your life for years".Lol, have you ever been in any situations where the choice you make is likely to decide your life for years going forward? It's never easy, and decision paralysis is real.